On average, men in the U.S. are more affected than women by common diseases like heart disease, cancer and strokes. In fact, of the 15 leading causes of death, men far outpace women. The exception is Alzheimer’s disease, because many men don’t live long enough to either develop the disease, or for the disease to reach the terminal stage.

Why do men have comparatively shorter lifespans than women? One possibility is the genetic differences between the sexes. Testosterone,...

Cancer is an abnormal growth of cells that can damage organs and cause a number of serious medical issues. It is a disease that must be caught early to achieve good treatment results and a speedy recovery. One of the most commonly used methods for early detection is a cancer scan.

Common Cancer Risks for Men

Men are more susceptible to certain types of cancer. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the top three cancer...

June is "Men's Health Month," so for this blog we are focusing on nutritional requirements. Many men tend to lack adequate amounts of certain omega-3 fatty acids.

Seafood – In addition to iodine, some seafood can provide you with high levels of omega-3 fatty acids, which help reduce blood pressure and the risk of developing blood clots. The American Heart Association recommends eating at least two...